La Regenta
By Leopoldo Alas
Ana Ozores, the bored and idealistic wife of the former magistrate of Vetusta, is courted by the town's Don Juan and by its ambitious canon. Clarín's long masterpiece lays bare the gossip, hypocrisy and religious fervour of a provincial cathedral city.
Summary written with Claude Sonnet 5.5.
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